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June 2, 2016 at 7:07 pm #766644
marqzhoParticipantSpartans92
Supplier evaluations is one of the prevention cost in cost of quality
This is a good site to understand this:
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BEC 84June 2, 2016 at 7:23 pm #766645
Spartans92ParticipantThank you! I will take a look at that site later once I get through all the material.
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June 2, 2016 at 7:34 pm #766646
YJPParticipantI”m struggling on this section bad.. just finished B1 through Becker and the multiple choice is taking me HOURS to get through. Is the exam this math intensive? Some of these problems take 5 to 10 minutes for me to complete… Squeezing out the numbers and all that – the Becker lecture didn't really cover that at all in my opinion and the textbook doesn't cover it well. Is this exam that hard or are these question in Becker totally out of left field?
For audit, I watched the lectures and took notes to help commit them to memory, then ran through the MCQ's until i had them all correct. Is this a valid technique for BEC too? I've never struggled with a Becker homework section like this and this is only B1….
June 2, 2016 at 10:17 pm #766647
marqzhoParticipantWhich of the following is not a primary use to which of funds invested by sovereign wealth funds (SWFs) would be put?
Attempting to make investments that would allow their citizens to increase their savings rate to ensure that the citizens provide their own social safety net
What exam am I taking?
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BEC 84June 2, 2016 at 10:43 pm #766648
AnonymousInactiveRISK ACCEPTANCE: “NTSâ€
N – Nothing => Doing nothing
T – Tolerating full exposure to risk
S – Self-insuringRISK SHARING: “JID-PHOTOSâ€
J – Joint Venture => Entering into JV
I – Insuring against losses
D – Deductibles => Buy down standard deductibles with additional premium
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P – Purchase Commitments [PC] => Obtain PCs from local suppliers (with penalty clauses for nonperformance)
H – Hedging
O – Options => Buy purchase options to ensure RM availability from other sources
T – Transfer portion of the risk
O – Outsourcing
S – Shifted => The risk has not changed; risk has been shifted to another partyRISK AVOIDANCE: “DELEDâ€
D – Divest all properties
E – Elimination of product offerings
L – Leaving the state
E – Exiting the activity that gives rise to the risk
D – Disposal of business unit, product line, or geographical segmentRISK REDUCTION: “ROD-DRAMAâ€
R – Relocation
O – Other state => Investments on the coast of other state
D – Discontinuing the product that uses the RM together
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D – Diversification of product offerings
R – Replacing the RM with a locally available product
A – Adjustments to the portfolio
M – Manage the risk
A – Adding additional controls to processJune 3, 2016 at 2:22 am #766649
pyacpa49ParticipantA 2005 cash budget is being prepared for the purchase of Toyi, a merchandise item. The budgeted data are as follows:
Cost of goods sold for 2005 $300,000
Accounts payable 1/1/05 20,000
Inventory – 1/1/05 30,000
12/31/05 42,000Purchases will be made in 12 equal monthly amounts and paid for in the following month. What is the 2005 budgeted cash payment for the purchase of Toyi?
A. $295,000.
B. $300,000.
C. $306,000.
First, the budgeted annual purchases of the item must be determined, and then the budgeted payment amount is calculated.
Beginning inventory + purchases = ending inventory + cost of goods sold
$30,000 + purchases = $42,000 + $300,000
purchases = $312,000
Budgeted cash payment = accounts payable at 1/1/05 + (11/12)purchases for purchases in 2005
=$20,000 + (11/12)($312,000)
= $306,000
Only 11/12 of the 2005 purchases, i.e., the purchases made in the first eleven months, will be paid for in 2005 under the company's policy of payment for purchases.
D. $312,000.
This is the amount of purchases in 2005. Only 11/12 of that amount will be paid in 2005. The answer also fails to add in the beginning accounts payable amount, which must also be paid in 2005.Correct Answer is C, with the explanations. Just a friendly reminder to carefully ready the entire question and not just skip to the last sentence like I did.
June 3, 2016 at 1:59 pm #766650
Spartans92Participant@aa, I see your frustration with the exchange rate and hedges. Do you have specific questions?
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June 3, 2016 at 2:18 pm #766651
aatouralParticipant@Spartan I do understand the the hedge calculation portion. However once I jumped into the theorical MCQs any of the questions regarding those I got either correct by luck or wrong. So in general a more simplified way of explaining it. I found this from prior years, which helped a little but I still get confused.
https://www.another71.com/cpa-exam-forum/topic/options-call-put-etc-hedges
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REG - TBSJune 3, 2016 at 2:27 pm #766652
Spartans92ParticipantGotcha, yea this part isn't fun at all. Feels like studying for FAR again. I recommend looking over F3 if u have time. Gearty does a decent job with options, hedges etc.
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June 3, 2016 at 2:30 pm #766653
aatouralParticipantJune 3, 2016 at 3:53 pm #766654
AnonymousInactiveHey guys, when you see all the buzz words below, what comes to your mind? (Hint: Technique/Operations Management)
“AWAKENâ€
A – ABC – Activity-Based Costing/ABM – Activity-Based Management
W – Waste reduction
A – Add value
K – Kaizen
E – Efficiency
N – NecessaryJune 3, 2016 at 4:52 pm #766655
60sixxParticipantAwww…thank you Spartans92! I'm just so over BEC.
Really struggling with cost accounting, variances, etc. At this point just praying that I don't get a ton of questions on those.
And my god THE FORMULAS. There should be a special “40 and over” version of the test for us folks with declining memory capacity! 😀
I feel pretty good about COSO, IT, governance….fair about economics stuff.
BLAH.
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Trying to passParticipantIS the Payback method used depreciation tax shield as a cash inflow?
….. am so confused!June 3, 2016 at 6:32 pm #766657
aatouralParticipantTo my understanding, the pay back period doesn't care about anything besides knowing how many years it takes you to recover initial investment. All you need to know is your annual cash flow (no regards for tax or present value) and how much you invested.
For example ABC Co. purchased a new machine for $500k that will increase its revenues by $100K annually. All you do is add the $100K until you reach your initial $500K investment (5 years) and that is it!BEC - PASSED
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REG - TBSJune 3, 2016 at 6:32 pm #766658
aatouralParticipantIt got posted double. I guess it was a glitch.
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